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OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC. warrants this unit to be free of defects in materials and workmanship
for a period of 13 months from date of purchase. OMEGA’s WARRANTY adds an additional one
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Adjustments
The following equipment is required to carry out the adjustments:
r Power supplyr Voltmeter or
r Milli-ammeter
r Pressure standard
uConnect the sensor as shown in Installation. The sensor should be put in its normal
operating position (vertical or horizontal). Remove the cover to gain access to the
zero and span adjustment potentiometers.
Zero adjustment
uDepending on the model, set the zero adjustment to: 0.00 V, 4.00 mA or 12.00 mA.
uSpan adjustment is carried out with the required span pressure applied to the +
uDepending on the model, set the span adjustment to: 5.00 V, 1 0.00 V or 20.00 mA.
uRelease the pressure.
Completion
Check the output at z ero pressure and if necessary, repeat the zero and span
adjustments.
r Release the pressure and disconnect the equipment.
r Refit the cover.
Specification
Pressure range:......................................................................0 to ±0.2 inH2O - 0 to ±150 psid
Pressure media:
All fluids, gases and vapors compatible with anodized A U4G, beryllium copper , tin and
brazing solder and Loctite Master Joint 51 0
T wo M5 threaded holes in the base of the sensor provide mounting points.
OUTPUTCIRCUIT.
.
Note: The screws must not enter the holes more than 0.4" into the sensor body.
The installed position of the sensor should be away from sudden temperature
variations, shocks and vibrations and should not be close to strong electromagnetic
fields (transformers, motors etc.). The sensor can be mounted in any position, but
mounting at an angle may require zero adjustment. For very low pressure sensors
(less than 2.0 inH2O) the recommended mounting is horizontal.
zero adjustment
(fine)
span adjustment
zero adjustment
(coarse)
square root output
selection switch
(optional)
filter time response
selector switch
terminal connector
block
gland nut
(cable entry)
Internal detail
Electromagnetic Interference
To avoid electrical interference, use shielded cable with the shield connected to the
earth ground at both ends. The ground of the sensor can be the casing or the ground
terminal screw.
Electrical connections
PX548 Series (current output)
The maximum allowable load resistance is
calculated to formula:
pressure connector
PX548 Series (Unidirectional voltage output)
Minimum load 2 k
W
Note:Connections 5 and 6 are common
If the output cable passes through an area of electrical disturbance, use a
recommended load impedance of between 2 kW and 10 kW. Connect the load
resistance between the wires corresponding to signal and - terminal at a point
furthest from the sensor .
PX548 Series bidirectional operation using bipolar
power supply (±1 2 Vdc) with bidirectional output
(0±5 Vdc or 0±2.5 Vdc)
Connect the power supply to + for positive, - for negative,
and 0 for neutral; connect the output to signal for positive
and 0 for negative signal.
Minimum load 1 k
Pressure connections
The high pressure connector is marked
Purging or de-gasing the sensor
T wo 5 mm hexagonal socket bleed screws are located on the outer casing and can be
loosened to bleed the two pressure connectors. Make sure that these screws are
tightened after this operation.
+
and the low pressure connector is marked
W
–.
Note:It is possible to changeo ver the bleed screws and pressure connectors
enabling easier access or permitting installation in a difficult position.
Square root output option
This option only applies to the LPX 5000 sensor with 4 to 20 mA two wire connection
and the square root electronics assembly fitted. A switc h next to the terminal bloc k
selects the output mode.
SwitchOutput mode
OFFLinear
ONSquare root
Filter response time
The filter response time of the sensor, additional to the built-in response time of 1 0
milliseconds (approximately), can be set using the three switc hes next to the
terminal connector. Using combinations of the switc hes can set dif ferent times.
R Max = 0.05 (V supply - 10) kW
Where: R Max in kW and V in Volts
SwitchFilter response time
A200 milliseconds
B400 milliseconds
C1 second
Example:
Switch A+B = 600 milliseconds
Note:A hollow point is visible when a switch is in the 'on' position.
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